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Jjo.*. «- *•*. -r BULLOCH ON BOGTJX fiONDS. The German bolters of some of the nogu» bonds issued wh<-n Georgia was under Republican rule, have been hold ing a meeting. There is but one reme dy for these unfortunaies, and (hat is a culi against, jlenrv Clews and the men who placed these so called bonds, knowing them to be worthless. On the above item. ex-Govertior }'u loch comments as follows: Editors Constitution : The above paragraph is out from your issue of a fbw days ago, and I desire through ^fur oomtesy and fairness, to which 1 h ye never appealed' in vain, to say to the public that on every proper occasion I have made the statement, and n w “• peat it, that ‘'bogus bonds” were not is?me i bv a Republican administr itra- tiott ; neither were any fraudulent or il legal bonds issued during my admini-- traiioz,. r ihe report of the State’* lia bilities whioh I made to my successor in office has never bee* sncce sfully at tacked Every bond therein scheduled ie still a just claim upoa the good faith ©four State. It is a nctorious fact,, that the legislative committee, upou whose report certain bouds, bearing my signature, under the great seal ol the •* '.ale, were “disalloweddid no 1 rest thru- rec'iumendatlon upnn any o\i-l dense or allegation of -fiend, but eImply upon their opinion that the; i .pgi’lature which passed the laws an- th n» n- the issue of the bonds, havi *.• : been elected under the reconstruction • &ct.s, was not our I/egis’ature, and tha | the la vs directing the bonds to b > i sued were not sustained hy the const’, tuition,” Holder of these disallowed bonds being denied access to our courts for a hearing on the’r claims, have never bee® able to obtain a judicial decision upon !he question, but upon several collateral issues, upon -wh eh a jndic'a It urifig has been had, the jud » ent ha susHi .ir.ed. he v alid ty of the bonds. Penait. me to say further, that no good ciivse* and tax payer would f vor the payment of bo<:u* bpnds, or bogus cl'Rms (d any sort, but «ow ti at years hare: i«t-. rvened, and partisan passii ns have iHoappearcd, there can be no justi licM'Rou for Tis os a State or a people in eb-sfing the doors of our courts against thr c‘roj» of any responsible pe sou who ; she an impartial hearing bef ne the judicial brunch of the government, l^eypcet;.fully, III VU8 B. BULLuCK unimaginative person whe escapes the snare of the rum demon, while the healthy, strong and exceptionally clev er become its victims. VJ >t 5 Tr * o T,i a <x is, y c ■ ,-. - 6 c v JU Z V- <1 7 hs A Rutland lawyer has drawn a bi 11 ^ ami a member of the Vermont Legis'a- tuie has introduced it, providing for the punishment of manufacturers or venders of cigarettes. “I did not in clude,” says the promotor of this meas ure, '‘the various forms of iob.ictto that so long have been, and are likeh so long to be, tolerated by considerate people, bat, sought only to Tiroteo an unf utuna e im coil class, to: no one cxccpi a predestined, for. ordained foo' would ever smoke a cigarette.” Hi c ^ — . no" ~i O ~ o & s'* a _ 3- X '-I CO 2 T tnmy d<n’t like fat meat. One day the teak was very fat “Tommy,” asked the professor, “will you have some b efsteak?” ‘Yes, sir; but I don’t w-iu; any that has pork aii around it.” Q 3 tra" a> PT * i.8 tn ?? /. j~t i n <y. •*rj i? 2.h O -] .a i^nerieace Mas hew Attractions AT The Music House c: the South* ' TT ■ |p|§B • V - r - ' -'-r: n \ r - 1 - ' r-T. -- ■ • // :55ajl. 'V.- •'T. 'V.;: • ra. . ' ■* • c- ■ 0ML m i V rnios, Organs, Musical Instruments* G. TT U.—E I. O.M.-L. P. Q S. An extended visit anions the principal piano and ori;nn factories haa enabled ua to make tlie finest selection of instruments ever brought to AuKiista. Our stock, which will be replenished weekly from the best manufacturers, wi 1 be the largest and most complete iu the South. Our prices the lovve t. and terms of pay- meat the e isiest ever offered. S': i >e- i -ret mu-ie. |n>..ks—’-trice discount from publisher’s prices. Best Italian strings, and uverytbins desired in the line oi music. Save money by visiting or corresponding with : ijpfi Iil place to buy dry goody—boots—shoes and hat W E G. O. Robinson & Go. oct.20’82.by. 8:11 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. «r*7-'.wTa «argrw^g^|WBi«jiMMMCTy;EB»aai -..I - * t-A...-.i. - w.v— I., .'v «i.- A *, i- ,i SPECIAL NOTICE. From this date the services of Mr. P. H. Taylor, as tuner and repairer (or tis terminate, •'ill or ders for same v-ill receive the prompt attention of Mr. T. Harry Oates, who itimranteos enlire satisfaction. O. < >• Kobunboh & Co. Aucusta, Qa.,October 8, 1832. In Our 3 Specialties, Vry Goods, Clothing, Boots & 8 Challenge The World! low •« this for theory ! An Eng lish wrbor of some cininoneo has recent ly pro" coded a theory about drunken liens whitiii has attracted a good deal of iitf« sr.ioo. He says that alcohol is one i t Nature’s age;.to to rid the world of p oj.i-’ if diseased or enfeebled eons itu- ti>•*».«. No man or woman becomes a drunkard, according to this view, uni sx there is some hidden vice of eons itvi ti n Graving alcoholic stimulant, which j.N Nature’s prompting to get t’ em out of the world. In time, according to this authority, these feeble people will be ki i d off, and thus alchohol will prove i blessing in perfecting ibe hu- ai tura ie. Of course, this the ry flies ;u »he fuee of ull exporience. We all know men aud women who have inher ite.ii splenuid constitutions, who jet, through unhappy circumstances, are tow slaves to the bottle. How many gifted umng men, because of their e - cH) avmmndings, have become infatua- ANENT THE CHALLENGE FEVER WHICH IElY\!)KS THE COUNTRY AT PRESENT,. s T U TO EXPLAIN OUR POSITION, WE QUO i E A FEW OF THEM, AS FOLLOWS: , .. X- s, r e ' „ ^ No. 1, (. iMUBh to NA'-'T; jCo -JA’VA'v, tin,) A„'o',, '--,,.» A , | V, tsuffloleiit to eftv-t At, rj *J? : puruiaooiit t-nro, unless tn ^ % o, s. l-JJt-ovcrodifca,) fcut N». n. (M ’itnrV. i '.. , 0*'.j I’A <1, •*, Aovor thee8 monIH4. will rMlnfO thofl - ' . ’’VA-'i A sJ. iin t.ho wont oowiUtion.) Xc»i Btnoll la jUnla wr..yp- re t’nu Oirnn-- > t,0Uf lor uttluii 'tui aao<ou|rs*y iioclt bcil- Tr«t)ar+tl mttft «*Tti t*.VT, V 1>V MAFURIS RBMEtY eR.U^OjMi^ fdARKET UNO CfTH t?TS„ 1ST. l.OUt8, Bf.CI. junlG,’82.b-y. E. F. Lawson Attorney -at -Taw, W AyNJDSBOKO, ... . OA. ted ,tok alocliol >. mm of it. alluring , io out Indeed, it if often thodul: and {SStr’lTAflwtoii’uotil'. 0ww «S5rSl^n“ l j Ik- Old Established Furniture House OfE O Iloarena, MB Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia. New Yobu, \URiist le, 1882. To the. Ff/ttor ; I wish you to iii'tort my challen.ure to the man who sent you a bogus ehatlenvc lit tn name -••st- week, offering to knock out a portion hy slut?-.:i!ig him wttii S'.ft answers 1 am not in Hi .t. Ilpo of business, but if ) nil flint • * man vho wrott that tihallenge for me, l will jglve aim £, 00 if lie will eland up between me and Tug Wils' n whin we have our littlo argument with out kids. Yours, J-hn L. 8-u-v n. New Yf hk, Arot sr It, 1882. To the Ed Cor ; I am hiinxions for to meet a bloke by the name of l.indU y Murray as a v 'e t an onock me bout a speuki: g of tin- Henglisti I an wit h. I riill it is ed alfway to Mi.ax in won round, o Yip me. Yours liever, T-u W-ls-x. OFFICE OF THE SMITH MANUFACTUBING CO 8mitbvil.uk, August 15, )8fi2. To the Editor: You will oblige me by publishing mv < ge as follows: I will meet any John tin world and contest with him my li, title to the name. 1st, in point of Smithnrss. 2ii, in point of Jolmoity. Any man who can i rmc tlint 8mither than I am is fairly entitled to Yours originally and only, '.) on he NOW j WE | PUT j ON THE | GLOVES j IN j OUR j DRY | GOODS | EMPORIUM I AND THE | PUBLIC j THIS j WEEK | IN | OUR MEET BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. iTimO^pi -■'•Yf. hereby .■hulienge any f h-m 1 S500 that we never advertise nothing! 500 that our 32 Button Bop<U Home In th. .vmtlt tn . cil goods as low as wt i that is not so. I bought for lose than 84 do. w 6 only keep Frst-OiaHS Manufactures. ] 8iV'U that no man, woman or child ever bought | ” " - ami .Slippers this week wo On Low Shoes ropeso a regular S \VEEI\ OPT! Our Bargains arc not confined to goods out or st .\-mi,but apply l<> all our Acw *-'i! t titi an article from us lhat was not as represented. 3Ydud hat we an- ilie Lenders of Low Frin-s. S-s'd that our $6 Hand .Sewed French Calf But ton cannot lie bought elsewhere for less than 87. $5( ; 0 that our 32 50 calf Congress Oaders can not Ik; bought i isewhere for less ll an ii. SaOd that our $1 Calf If ots is tlie biggest bargain that Augusta ever had. J "Hi that our 3d calf Kuud-Sowed Congress Gnitor cannot be bought for loss than $6-50. nOO that our 1*. Calf Jersey "'.'ie, at J' at not he bought elsewhere for less than ir'. that our Gents' English Tie, Box-t cannot he bought elsewhere for less t’cin .A i'5id» that our Boys’ I'reneh i-alf Butt eiiiu-ot be bought elsewhere for less t:i SiAio that our Ladles’ Kid Polish, at . annoi he bought elsewhere for less i i.VK) that our Calf Polish, at 85 t. be bought, elsewhere for less that '* J. U thir . i STARTLING * PRICES ! Gent ’ Low quartered bhoes at fide, worth ft 50 if Ties at see., good value for 31.00. Calf .... ... Mi, pers at doc., well worth HO. Evins’ Automatic Buttoned Gaiter at <d.75, good*’, alue 80.50. Ladles’ Fox Balmorals at ?5o. Pebble ” at $1.50, woll worth 99. ‘ Glove Kid Fox Bn Is at *1.50 uhenp at #2.C5 Ferge Kid Fox Button at $1.80, old price Indies’ Kid Bntton II. W. Button Bole, at 31.50, worth 2.50. I^idles’ Serge Congress at fttxj “ “ iblit Pebble Button at 91.25, worth $2. Kid Button at Otic., low at 1.50. 8e,rge Slippers at 80c., old price 75c. Croquet Kid Slippers at 50c, well worth $1 Misses’ Ki<t Button m si. Kid dials, at 75c. Pebble Buttons at 91. “ Grain JBals. at 76c. “ Kid Fox Bals. at #0e. ” Serge Polish at 80c. Ladles’ Kid Opera Slippers 75c., He fir Newport Ties, at 00c., torn —' ‘ Pi “ Kid Pox JSrIs. at 80< “ Kid Fox Button at 3>i. Childs’ Kid Button at 25c. Glove Kid at 3oo. “ Bronze Button at 40c. Mite this Before You Accept Our Clialleugo ! Ido that our X.i\, Pelt HnNciui'oit be dnpli- | in the S’Tt.e fur Nvm tha.->. St. 'TIViTNATJ'T 42 . I, . ... . . • f v-Y,,U om-n billing | I10.0W that we are the Rulers, Dictators •gynu M.iiL our *li tv'„ it , . , , i - - "";"i of U9 once will leaders id the Dry Goods, Clothing and j uv ur tSJ 1 (:.t Hat iiie.iot bo boiigr.t, a.wuys maxc oaru taeir trading place. j Trade of Georg-a and South Carolina. ddj-t 8’82.u tn stovk Gi Furnitiire, fimo cud midiurn, all latest6tyl*s :»n.l hottom and COMP ANIL STREET, AUGUSTA, G E O R G I j CCMP&X V I ^Tm-guiu Uw I. IVI lltU^Vd of w—„ * ; t fj.n i^noe in ourif > T dffaan^y ci th< ii »ty>t<T, * \,d. M viciw ItciflT v »»l •' i»ltOF’t'h• '• H • .n. f<i»t-ckuiy i . M • H1‘\ dlire r*MNlIlJii. Viumr nin- t'lr.iu ^ uris-vcit 1 . l>y D. 1*4*desiring trti*r U.D * cl th< iilmwT, IRtn iutA • L'jpt.ttiitcy, ^Orifuato jrrhf'a, Knihllillc 4iil UmiMni itkiy Irvllfvrt nil ^ ItU ..lc pilQOll k'»v a,^,. ... t'all or vrtt fo» LI® trfOiri* •IL 7, D, OLIVER* A T T « » n -N Id Y A r r I. A \V WAYNESBORO, OA. RELMBLI 4 w»'i !«• I'.nrrbv fr . Ui 2C’||)tur •htmld *rnd t»uf1r it*. lrvs*,J VICING. Full t-otk • • inns| u in I|iuu , •MiMiiuai in •• » “1 I.' . >1 .mil, till..,: io ih|.|r Hitvuillm'^i. 11 b lull ft trull,J. 3>tt. llrt’TS, 1« N. gJh “t., Ml. lauta, O*. .aliiAndkr.uit sjVlili VUaJli Y 14.;AH*. — A favorite prituTlptlon * most poted and Huecaunful Hpeeinl i (aow redred i foi the curs of Worts- Wii! practice ,j the Auguntu, Pestern and lout Mu it hood, ITaalmewaiiv middle circuits, Snwtul attention given to! npir' — ’ Justice Court practlco. niayfi,'82 h-y. u soaltMi envelope/V*e*. BryTj Addreu DR. WARD A CO SiF* cripti-fis an pOfei^ivicLY c.vaa. junl6,’82o»y